Zimbardo 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyObedienceA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: PhoebeRose25Created on: 13-04-18 19:24 What year was the study carried out in? 1969 1 of 19 What year was the study published? 1971 2 of 19 Who made up the sample? 24 male college students 3 of 19 How much were they paid for participating? $15/day 4 of 19 How did they decide the roles of guard and prisoner? Flipped a coin 5 of 19 How many guards and prisoners were there? 12 of each 6 of 19 How were the guards made to feel special? Given military style clothes, mirrored glasses, equipment and allowed to draw up the rules 7 of 19 What happened to the prisoners? Arrested night before, blindfolded, hosed down, ankle chains and given numbers not names 8 of 19 What happened on the first night? Prisoners rebelled 9 of 19 How were prisoners punished on the first night? Solitary confinement and taunted 10 of 19 Which prisoner broke down first? 8612 11 of 19 How did the guards abuse their power? Degrading and humiliating treatment 12 of 19 What happened on day 5? Zimbardo invited his girlfriend who hated it and the following day experiment shut down 13 of 19 What type of power did the guards have? Power without restraint 14 of 19 What is the term for abused power? Pathology of power 15 of 19 Who admitted to showing demand characteristics in his role of guard? David Eshelman 16 of 19 In what way did the experiment have low external validity? Guards had no training and prisoners were not actually criminals 17 of 19 How did the experiment have low reliability? It was not repeated and due to the individual aspects it would be hard to replicate 18 of 19 How was Zimbardo's experiment low in objectivity? There was opinion and interpretation about what they were doing in the experiment but he did film some of it 19 of 19
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